All-mountain bindings are designed exactly for riders like you who want to explore the whole mountain in a single day. They feature a medium flex that balances responsiveness with forgiveness, so you can carve groomers, hit the park, and float through trees without feeling like your gear is holding you back.
The trade-off is that all-mountain bindings aren't the absolute best at any one thing. They won't feel as surfy as powder-specific bindings, as forgiving as park bindings on landings, or as powerful as freeride bindings at high speeds. But they're competent across all those conditions, which is why they're the most popular category.
If you're honest with yourself that you genuinely ride a mix of terrain—not just aspirationally—all-mountain bindings are the smartest choice. The common mistake is buying stiffer freeride bindings because they seem "better," only to find them too unforgiving when you actually spend half your day in the park.